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But THE STRENGTH OF ITS SUPPORTERS IN TENNESSEE
WAS COMPLETE sURPKIsR-THK MAJORITY
AGAINST IT Is SNALI-ScESES AT THE POLLS.
Dispatches from Memphis, Tenn, say that re-
turns received last night indicate that the prohi-
bttion amendment was defeated In the State by a
very small majority. The t-prohibitionists
carried that city by majority OF 4.232, out Of q
total vote OF 9,0l0 Shelby County will give
about 5000 majority against the amendment
Ladies worked for the amendment at all the vOt-
Ing precincts in Memphis The orficial vote in
Chattanooga was ], $50 for the amendment and
3Ol9 against In all the cities and towns ladies'
were at the polls with free-lunch stands and per-
sOnally solicited the voters. At every voting
booth there was lavish display OF banners,
among them peing No.e 81, ,or GHN nome ss ana ana
sister, that have no defense save your ballot"
During the morning prayer meetings were held at
counted and it was ascerrained that q majority
had been obtained for prohibition, all the ward
workers bowed their heads and sung the doxology.
East Tennessee Is claimed TO have given prOht-
bitiOn majority of 10000 This Is based on prt-
yate dispatches TO prohibltioniStS- Davidson
County will give an anti-Inajorty Of nearly 1000.
The Nashville America. has ngureS which indi-
cate that the amendment has been defeated by
from 1000 TO $4,000. The anti5 claim $4,000
majority but IL will hardly reach that figure The
voters showed the utmost respect to the ladies
who thronged the polls. In the sixth ward OF
Nashville the antiS rallied their forces early, and
voting in solid platOOnS OF from nve to fifty.
The prohibition men were discouraged 10 the de-
gree that they deserted the polls. Then the
ladies rallied, sent ont for achievements Of their
sex ana bravely stood in the breech pleading and
praying with voters until the polls closed
The vote on the prohibition amendment to the
Constitution was much Lighter than was expected
In Knoxville but resulted in a victory for prohi-
biuon, as was anticipated. The vote for the
amendment was ,312, the vote against It was
lilo showing majority OF disS dor proniolr
the amendment, and represents at least three
fourths OF the opposition In Knoxville. Most OF
the white citizens who opposed the amendment
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COL RIFF TELLS THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMMITTEE
WHAT THINKS OF THEM.
At yesterdays session OF the Pacific Railroad
Investigating Committee In New York, after THE
STARS report closed, Col Rel, continuing his tes-
timOny, said that the Union Pacific Railroad ap-
peared TO be very fortunate, In that IL possessed
resources that allowed It to do what II pleased
and still escape the administrators OF the law III
the laws were properly enforced by those having
them in charge there would be no need Of new
legislation for some time. The Secretary OF the
Interior and the railroad commissioners have all
my appointeeS did not perform their duties salts
factor1ly, would make them commit harf kari
and would appoint somebody that would Re.
garding the Government directors OF the Union
Pacific, Nr. Rein said: LII there were thirteen
members OF a board Of directors at q meeting and
Nj. Gould was one OF them, I'd bet on Mr. Goud
getting just what he wanted at such q meeting
every time" Judge Dillon expressed desire 10
cross-examine the witness, and proceeded until he
reached the matter or q suit brought against the
Union Pacific Railroad 10 test the right OF the
road 10 construct branches, when Col Rein pro-
tested. He submitted TO a little further cross.
examination, and started To give a little testt
mony NOT ELECTED by The questions OF Judge
Dillon. tie said: 'Isn't 1t very strange that they
who have been the greatest foes especially In they
have been able foes, OF the Union Pacific In Con-
gresA afterward appear as their Champions The
authors OF the Thompson bill, defeated for. re-.
election by these people, appeared In their en-
ploy at the next session of Congress. Who Is the
United states Today? George +. Hoar, who
signed the Credit Mobilier report. Who are their
Washington attorneys Shellabarger and Wilson
who signed the same report"
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TINS CoID SNAP

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OK TIME.

OK TIME.
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THn 0 soh5ssi.s sc 5Ef7HksT scH g
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sssHIs snsiss Geometry r1sonem..,.
MODERN HRss; fssSlo and
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studies 4Sisss 6ss saH Il aeso o'sfoel pm
For Information applyto
Pd5AANS3R oA AN non, E|I{o ~ LESSONS 9:
sa.sea Y p tie
yin have charge of the Elocution Department 1909
10Th st, NV. s2l-lm
WIMaI1:ddANM.. W e q! 1sI.I. c...,.,,
TEACHER Of F.asS ss% 2! A0-''
s21-2w, Residence, 1140 9th st. NV.
Mrs, GEO. g, CHIPMAN REoPENs MONDAY,
aSSE from . Z. work missed
Woop,s Connrnc1A1 ScHoo1.
Instruction IN Book keepins 0rthogrsphy, Penman-
Government Of the United States. Two classes Prom
70 g and to . p. m. Tuition: S5 per month
Hesperia, Mich. sulS-3m
7NHE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
SELECT hShsp ms AfR PAT n SCHOOL FOR
INA NJ MAS s GREa hRrnspss
ton D. g Il know Of no School for Young Ladies
whose diploms commands higher respect than Nor
wood Institute" SAML F. MILLER Justice u. s.
Supreme Court. au3l-lm
INSTRUCTION. ON THE VIOLIN!
Mr.. h. DONCH will resume giving lessons
SEPTEMBER TO-
Residence, sos at. NV. s12-3mo
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH. 1887.
" sERsE hR 4sk sf
For Chicago and Northwest. EXP. Daily 1885 d m.
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For Pitt.burs and Cleveland. EXP. Daily 1855 AM
sna
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For Gasthersburg and intermediate points. 10 :o5
FOR Bosas and Intermediate stations, 112o p. H.
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
a;l5 2; H. stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick. t10:55 a. m, $50 3. m. Sundays.
For For; Hsssrstown. ITO 40 a m. and TO ;soRm
4:20 m: from Cincinnati and St Louis, daily. 20
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From f d dPS &C Ghssser and wiMnst01
From singerly and intermediate points north of Bal
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 10, 30
$685. s os :Bs .na Il % 90 8
Els On i9SnaaSSs sS g99 sS5 1870 a0S .o6 20
For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad. t3:I5 p.
Except Sunday DAILY.
os called and CHECKED at and
sep. vi n cLrA hsnss;sr e.s: e. sG assa.
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snd sssRas
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aud S:23 NJ; via. East Tenn. Bristol and Lynch
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Ohio Route and Charlottesville at $40 p. n; Stras.
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
inInlshedan baggsEs checked 1t office 1900 Pennsy
Railroad. 9th aud streets. JAS. l. TAYLOR,
Sd General Passenger Agent.
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EDUCATIONAL
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL.

|
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Law SCHOOL
NINETEENTH ANNUAL ooMMlNcEMENr.
FACULTYs
HON. ARTHUR McARTHUR,
Late Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, President.
HON. SAMUEL r. MILLER
q ss se w
Law.
HON. WILLIAM B. WEBB.
Lecturer on Federal Jurisprudence and Practice.
JAMES SCHOULLER, EsQ.
Lecturer on the Law Of Baliments and Domestic Re-
lstions.
II. o. CLAUGHTON, Esq,
Professor a. Common me I.w Pleading Eyd:n:s Equity
time Law. and Criminal Law.
EUGENE CARUsI. ESQ.,
Contacts, and Negotiable INSTRUMENTS.
CHARLES q WHITMAN, ESQ.,,
Professor Of Patent Law and Practice.
JUDGES OF THE MOOT COURT:
EUGENE CARUsI. ESQ.,,
Common Law and Equity Cases.
CHARLES 8. WHITMAN, ESQ,
Patent Cases.
Thi. school win Reopen MONDAY, October 8, 1857,
s.n BE- had On sp s al 'H q
5: Szsgsi a. sseTsssfs. loos st. n H:y ssd sSs
FENCING ACADEMY CALIsTHENICs FOR
Peg & ,sRss Sss e,
so r. ): Saturdays from to % Carroll If
Knglish.sgesking people: New York CITY, Boston,
stiinoss Ma tosiass Mass: h WssRinsie ~
fna Of
81. % S s.s
s' n0~'e'ss OF the French language for sale at
of Hon. s. 8 6os s'f Il E..s
> THEo 1NGAEE 8s1 KING Prineipsi f5o5 lHs7s q
NV NV Hours tn October 81, from to pm Church
GUITAR LESSONS Iln1v.Tr
Address Box 40. Star ONCE s2e-3t.
A RI SCHOOL WEST END
a Nj, W xpIi 1923 18th NV; ,.,.,..
South hen'nE'0n c!sc9nr'
A RI sCHooL.MRs. NJ. h. PIXIES STUDIO IS
vii be pleased 70 her classes as usual Thorough
instruction IL given in every branch of art so9w'
WAAsHINGT0N CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST.
r.n cloud % building, 9th aud ats Nineteenth year.
adyantsses o. b. BULLARD. director. je2 ~ 70
nRAWING AND PAINTINa-NATIoNAL ACAD.
Ms g nne Ar 81 I Df Sss Sad By
medals and studied fifteen years in Europe with the
most celebrated artists To prevent children forming
ing. Thorough instrlction in every branch Of art,
painting. Evening classes for ladies and gentlemen
Mondays and Wednesdays at o'clock s27-lms
nR. J. P. CAvLFIELD,
IL 1122 CoNNEcrIcur AVE.
Lessons will be resumed
s27-3m October LIST.
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saved by His Misfortune.
A DKAT MUTE ACQUITTED OF PROVED MURDER NV
KENTUCKY JURY.

SSSNr0 W HE Hh1DhOItuncs
A DKAT MUTE ACQUITTED OF PROVED MURDER py
KENTUCKY JURY.
The painful spectacle OF a deaf mute tried for
murder while totally unable TO suggest a defense
or understand a word was witnessed In the Hon
kinsyille, Ky., Circuit Court this week Peter Nc
Comb was his name, and he was young ouadro.,
who had always been regarded as a quiet. sober
fellow. The murder was clearly proven Peter
Cary, another cOlored man, being the victim
Cary'S OnenSe was Offering 10 treat q woman to
whom the mute was attentive. A witness tes
tined that on the night OF the murder McComb
came TO the room where ne and Cary were sleep-
ing, struck q match and looked TIL he found
walked out Cary followed and began curs,nn rbs
mute. A few minutes later the sound OF FIVE MS
toll shots was heard and Cary was picked up In a
dying condition with fiye bullets in his back THE
mute At the trial stood up nearly all the time
giancing from judge TO jury. He had never learned
any form OF sign Language and was utterly unable
10 communicate a line OF defense. A black board
Diagram was put before him, and his efforts TO
make himself understood were most painful He
ss .sw s scars on hs and from this
able lawyers defended him out Of sympathy and
Two coiored men were on the jury. The trial was
tion, the jury returned verdict OF acauittal
McComo's guilt was clearly shown, but his afliic
JOHN SwNToS DECLISEs.-!The New York State
convention OF the progressive labor party reassem
Dieo last evening 10 receive the report OF the com
mtttee appointed 70 wait upon John Swinron onn
tender him the nomination for secretary OF STATE
MI Swinton said that he fully syInparh t1ed with
the aims OF the progressive labor party and were
not for the state OF his health he would cert afniy
accept the nomination, but on that account must
decline. j. Edward Hall was selected 20 take NJ
Swinton's place on the ticket Mr.. Hail IS ma
ch1nist by trade, and Is the secretary 81
the trades district, machinists, Knights OF Labor
II WAS ABoCT MRS. LANGrRY.-Fred. MAY. for.
merry OF Washington, and wei known In New York
circles. had quarrel about Mrs. Langtry In a sa-
loon In that city the other night with Mike Duffy
New Orleans gambler. They called each other
some hard names, but were prevented from light
Ing by persons who interfered.
------~O~
CHARGE AGAINST TIE SECRETARY OF TIE X. or
The knights of Labor, a Chicago paper, pub
ushes an article saying that there Is Something
wrong In the once OF the general secretary of the
knights OF Labor. The article claims that large
number OF local assemblies In Chicago and vicinity
nave Deen suspended lately for n0n-payment OF
tncu pei capita TAX; that receipts have been seen
Hgneo oy u IL ltcnnlan, covering the alleged de.
tauiteu TAX, eight or ten months ago. NC,I III the
taxes were sent by post-or1ice order and required
xnature before they could be paid Thirteen Of
mt suspended assemblies were reinstated by tele.
graph last Monday, when Litchman WA notirissj
that receipts could be shown. ~'-'~''
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LAW SCdOOL
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
t1Hi ;s'isf r. t4M
as Of the University
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 8, AT O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty will make several and import
s'5 I've
EnlsrEed facilities for the use Of the Law Library
New prizes one OF 800 and another Of ESQ. will be
Hns ssfs e
ssfs { s
s23-3m JAMES c. YELLING. Prest.
THE PR IA 9 As SCHOOL or THE COLUMN
hs 'Y$a Fl Is with
OF Of nine nss sns 1scsn 1si in s the
!ISSaIs1Sa fee, $50 $50 '' a P. MONTAGUE An,
MRS. ADELINE DUvAL MACK's SCHOOL OF
' tad o. s il ss., sso private lessons in .ss
PANJo AND MANDOLIN INSTRUCTION OF AN
snd tftSSr9ushiy competent teaeheE
MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
Iu HOO. 11O4. 1l16 N St and 113o 18th st.
French and Enghsh Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls
Academic. intermediate and Primary Departments
ana
eady for occupancy this fall.
Thirteenth year begins OCTOBER g.
For circulars apply to Principal.
s3-4m MRS. E. J. soMEKs.
w NORMAL KINDERGARTEN INSTITUTE,
paSe seiool teseSe1s
ana .adies IN the Departments
Primary snss5sf!e POLLOCK pn
h''psn' SEPT oia c ei's ST. at the . :s?
N1 The duties Q, their school October 4th as
Eaxsh Drawing. Mathemstcs. Se a sl1nch
THn MEDICAL J RhRfh5hESr OF HOWARD
sse sasns size
sna hs ensuing session
tnie o EYER! > Sst R% os rJ5
Clinic sh:d kufi Fsef t sss
VII limit his 9bstetrieal Clinics to advanced students
Ing during the winter months by Prof Robert key burn
Dental Operations and filing Of teeth will be per-
1st Sr It IMAGINATION n~ address foHVIs 81 1als
eR VII
bsi;5s p Rss 'as
O'Clock, at the College Building. H. between 9th and
10th SITS W. to which the profession and the public
S.' 7 e; }$;$sE i5ss$.s''a
el0-1m 300 18th st. NV.
1902 FIFTEENTH ST. NJ W.
The Misses KERR,s long established Day School for
1oung Ladies and Children will reopen
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81
For information apply above.
No home study for children under twelve
A limited number Of scholars will be received AZ
bOarders sl7.1m
NATIONAL COLLEGE OF PHARMACY-THE SIX
teenth Session Of the College will begin on TUES
DAY, OCTOBER 4. 1887 The Preliminary Z Examination
before and the Examination for Juniors
who wish to enter the Senior Ciasses will be held at
the College Hail. southwest corner Of Az st. and Penn
syivania ave, at O'Clock p m. on MONDAY, OCTO-
Der For tickets and information apply to JOHN
A. MILBURN, Treasurer at the College, from 10 to
O'Clock p every day after the path of September
or to Il. l. ELIOT, Secretary
sl7-3w 1OO1 stnw
MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEPARTMENTS
AVA National University. Mt. Vernon Place. corner
9Th and sta NV. The fourth annual session viii
begin MONDAY, OCTOBER 3D., 1887, at 80 O'Clock
Pm, and end April Both. 1888.
For further Information apply to-
II. H. BARKER, NJ. D., Dean,
elT-lmo 11l6 H st. NV.
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SELLING Orr To Close BUSINESS

SELLING Orr To Close Bus1srsa
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AND
BELOW COST.
SILKS. vELvETs. PLUsHEs, DRESS GOODS,
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, UNDERWEAR, LIN.
EMS AND DOMEsTICs, AT LEAST TWENTY.
FIVE PER CENT LESS THAN YOU CAN BUY
THEM IN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN TOWN.
IT WILL PAY YOU TO INSPECT OUR STOCK BE-
FORE PURCHASING IF YOU WANT TO SAVE
MONEY.
THE STOCK MUST BE SOLD AS SOON AS POSI-
BILE
PLEASE COME EARLY IN THE DAY TO AVOID
THE RUSH AND YOU CAN RECEIVE BETTER
ATTENTION.
STORE FOR RENT: FIXTURES FOR SALE.
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THE NORWOOD INSTITUTE.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HALLETT PAWS co.'s PIANos.-I HAVE RE
s s 1sv'i s M Ssa i rs
E1peS! in faains e and Repairing of Pianos and Or
Fine for .s
easy. warerooms s01 9th streetn.w sls-3m
HENRY F: MILLER PIANos-aRAND. SQUARE
piano made. JNo +. ELLIS c..
s141m e37 Pa ave-, near 10th ST.
nj AsoN { HAMLIN UPRIGHT PIANOS. WITH
~'' A'''-' aJS6; + ELLIS co..
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pIANos IN COOP PLAYING ORDER s25, PAY
ees % per month ss ~ E. ELLIS
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struments taken In payment for new.
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DECKER BROS SQUARE GRAND PIANO. WITH
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WEBER SQUARE PIANO. IN GOOD CONDITION.
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s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania n. W. 10th st.
BRADBURY SQUARE PIANO, IN GOOD CONDI.
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s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n. W., near 10th ST.
HAINEs BROS. SQUARE PIANO, IN GOOD CON.
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JOHN f. ELLIS CO.,
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania W.. near 10th st.
w diton. with stool, at . bargain.
JOHN F. ELLIS CO.,
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania n. W.. near 10th st.
Upright PIANOS. LARGE ASSORTMENT,
u very little used at low prices.
JOHN F. ELLIS CO..
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n w., near 10th st.
DIANOS FOR RENT AT MODERATE PRICES.
Il Also Moved, Tuned, and Repaired.
JOHN F. ELLIS b CO.
s13-1m 937 PennsylvaniA ave. n ", near 10th st.
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SPECIALTIES.

ny RLECTRIC TREATMENT I CAN sPEEDILY
Dcurs any dsplscesnalt veskuess. or loss OF power
of the procreative orans Female irreeularities bar
renness prolific fecundity. tumors and cancers en-
rsiy cured without the use Of knife medicine -
Vitua Dance. paralysis. Insomnia, &c. Oh J. W. HAY
WARD Specialist In Diseases u the Nervous systsa
o37 New York Ava sR27-2H4
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